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@linux-mining You can download [compiled binaries from GitHub Actions](https://github.com/kimci86/bkcrack/suites/5047849916/artifacts/149422400) to test this branch, or compile from source yourself if you prefer. To make the recovery fast, choose the minimal charset....

@geofjamg Could you try this version? To do so, you can download the [build artifcact from github actions](https://github.com/kimci86/bkcrack/suites/4250096550/artifacts/110280040) or build this branch yourself and then run bkcrack with the `-e`...

Thank you @cxzstuff for your feedback. > Output a bit messy I just added a workaround to have a cleaner output. I should also add a protection not to print...

With the last change, you can restart a password recovery stopped either because a password was found and exhaustive mode was disabled or because the program was stopped by the...

Hello, thank you for your suggestion. > it would be nice if you _could_ say `-x 0x100` instead of `-x 256`, such as using `%i` with `scanf()`. This is already...

> BTW, -x -1 XX doesn't work in v.1.3.2. Still worked in v.1.3.1. Nice catch, thank you. (I need to add automated testing.)

Hello, Thank you for reporting this with great details. You understood correctly, plaintext must be (a part of) the encrypted data just before encryption, which means it might have to...

Yes, when compression is used, `-t` refers to compressed data. This can be useful for compressed data because, depending on the compression settings, compressed data can start the same but...

When deflate compression can compress, it usually uses Huffman coding (and also LZ algorithm) with a Huffman tree built from a large block of data. A compressed block starts with...

Hello, specifying a mask is not implemented at the moment, but that would be a nice feature to have. Thank you for the suggestion. In your case, specifying a prefix...